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Catherine Pozzi: Scopolamine

Catherine Pozzi
(1884-1934)

 

Scopolamine

Le vin qui coule dans ma veine
A noyé mon coeur et l’entraîne
Et je naviguerai le ciel
A bord d’un coeur sans capitaine
Où l’oubli fond comme du miel.

Mon coeur est un astre apparu
Qui nage au divin nonpareil.
Dérive, étrange devenu!
O voyage vers le Soleil—
Un son nouvel et continu
Est la trame de ton sommeil.

Mon coeur a quitté mon histoire
Adieu Forme je ne sens plus
Je suis sauvé je suis perdu
Je me cherche dans l’inconnu
Un nom libre de la mémoire.

Catherine Pozzi poésie

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